Canandaigua Academy - Academian Yearbook (Canandaigua, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1954 volume:

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Miller, L. Vecchi, E. Zeuner, S. Seeley, I. Rankin, C Editor-in-Chief . Business Managers . . Feature Editors . Photography Editor . Typing Editor . . . Subscription Manager . Advisors ..... Color and Division Pages ii ESTHER M. MCKERR ELVA H. DHNSTON We, the Class of 1954, respectfully dedicate our yearbookto Mrs. Elva H. Johnston, vocal music instructor, and Miss Esther M. McKerr, English instructor. Our sentiments for these members of the Canandaigua Academy faculty are best expressed in the words of Confucius, who said: 'With the knowledge of the reasons for success in education and the causes of its failure, the superior man is then qualified to be a teacher. Therefore, in his teachings, the superior man guides his students but does not pull them along: he urges them to go forward and does not suppress themg he opens theway, but does not take them to the place. A teacher is one who tries to bring out the good and remedy the wealmesses of his students. 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Physical Education BETTY G, HAYES M. A. Physical Education CORDELIA E. HEWES M. A. Science ETHEL S. JOHNSON M. A. Mathematics ELVA H, JOHNSTON B. S. Vocal Music CARL A. LEWIS B. S. Agriculture ELIZABETH P. LYONS M. A. Latin ESTHER M. MCKERR M. A. English BERNICE A. MELIOUS M. S. Commerce JOHN V. MUNDY M. A. English WILLIAM G, NEWKIRK B. A. History HARRY F. O'NEIL M. Ed. History JAY A. REEVE B. S. Social Studies FLORENCE L. SMITH B. S. Art DORIS R. STEVER M. S. Commerce HARRY WEISGERBER B, S, Music LOlS A. WHEATON B. S. Librarian 'Q EMORY F. MCKERR B. S. Instrumental Music ALVIN R. MOSS M. A. History LUCIE NICHOLS R. D. H. Dental Hygenist LAURA R. RUSSELL B. A. English JOHN L, TOWNLEY M. A. English JANICE WOODARD B. S. Homemaking i . ,.A. A. u Earn! of glcfucafion LMT TO RIGHT: Mr. J. Monahan, Mr. P. Thomas, Mr. C. Persons Mrs. C. Tallrnan, Mr. W. Lewis, Mrs. M. Sullivan, Mr. A. Simmons Mr. A. White, Mr. J. Kellogg. Learning without thought is labor lost, Thought wifhoul' learning is perilous. --Confucius MR, WARREN Superintendent of Schools iO I I 1. TJPQQ wffffm ' Q X, KA sy fi f' H 'rsijfiy X . ,V 1 V 'JJ X' bf I frljlxw, XV' NAV g57zf10f2S2 Mr Iwewklrk B Muzdakls S Smxth L Erdle R Gllbert Ql'lL0l Presndent Rachord Gilbert lcerd Vice Presudent Sud Smnth Secretory Treasurer Borborc Muzdckls Sfudenf Councll Advlsor 12 Leo Erdle Mr Newklrk ANNA MARIE ARICO Thoughtful, cheerful, and good-natured Cannon 43 Mixed Chorus I-4, Intra. Ig Recept. 5. NORMA RUTH BALDICK Quiet achievement Mixed Chorus I-4, lntra, I,2,4: Lat. Club 23 Lib. DOROTHY LUCINDA BANFIELD Frankness and fun all in one-.versatility Cannon 2, 3,4, Chorus I-4, Drama Club 4, French C 3, Recept. 4: Sr. Play 4: Dance Comm, 1-4, ROBERT B. BELL Larger heart, kindlier hand F.F.A. I-4: Inna. 2,3g Mon 3,43 Projectionist 3,4 GORDON KENT BENSON Quiet, reserved, industrious Basketball Ig Cross Country Ig Intra, I-45 Monitor 4 Nat l Hon Soc 3-4, Volleyball 3g Toronto Ex. 4. RUTH A. BENSON Cheerful, good natured--with a thirst for fashion design Bowling 35 French Club 31,45 Recept. 3g Sr. Play 4 Tennisg DAVID LEE BLISS The hills are ready for climbing F,F.A. I-3g F,F,A, Basketball I-3. ROGER IRVING BOUGHTON A sort of carefree indifference characterizes him F.F.A. I-gg F,F,A, Basketball 1-3, Inura, lg Hi-Y i DAVID RAY BRAHM Real interest and knowledge in many subjects Basketball Mgr, 2,33 Class Officer 3g Cross Country 1,23 Intra. Ig Nat'1 Hon. Soc, 45 Projectionist 1-4, Senior Play 4. ROBERT BRUCE BRIDGMAN A great sport on or off the field Band Ig Basketball 1-4, Block C Club 2-4g Chorus 1-4g Class Officer I, 33 Football I-4g Intra. Ig Spanish 4g Stud. Coun. 3. 4 QPres. 41: Track 4g Alpha Hi-Y fPres, 315 Toronto Ex.4g Mon. 3,4. IULE ANN BROCKLEBANK Hospitality plus l Chorus 2, 3: Intra. I,2,4g Recep. 4g Dance Comm, I-43 Omega Tri- Hi-Y 3,4. MAURICE LaVERNE BROWN Distinction without a difference Basketball 3, 4 Mgr. 3 Cross Country 3, 4, Projectionist 2-4g Track 3, 4. BERNICE ARLENE BURGER Variety is her joy Cheerleader I B, C, S. g Class Officer I B,C, S.: Intra. 35 Omega Tri- Hi-Y 3, 4. GAIL RUTH CASE A friend to all Band 3,45 Cannon 3,4g Chorus 23 Intra. I-4: Latin Club 2: Recept, 4g Senior Play 4. IANICE CAROL CHAPPELLE Dignity and charm Chorus Ip Senior Play Usherg Omega Tri-Hi-Y 4. RICHARD SOUTH CLARK Intrigued by the unexpected in life Basketball 1,23 Baseball 3,4g Football 3,4g Latin Club 2, IEANNE A. CLAWSON Inherent graciousness Bowling gg Cannon 2,3,4g French Club 3,4g Intra, 3,4g Sr, Play 45 Omega Tri-Hi-y 3,45 Dance Comm, I,2,3. PAUL HERBERT COATS Splashing spray F.F.A, I-47 Illtra. I. CAROL ANN COLLINS Serenity, nobility, poise with a charm Cannon 4g Cheerleader 2-4g Chorus I, 2g Mixed Chorus 3,4p lntra. I-4g Lat, Club 2,3g Sr. Play 4g Alpha Tri-Y 3,4g Cal, Comm. 3g Dance Comm 1-4: Custodian 4: Toronto Ex, 4, ANNE MARIE CONNELLY Calm, studious-efficient business woman Academian 3-45 Drama Club 4: Intra. 2-45 Lib, Staff 4: Alfred Typ- ing Con,fplacedy4g Omega Tri-Hi-Y 45 Dance Comm, 3,4. ROBERT CROWE Industrious, mechanically inclined JOAN PATRICIA CUNNINGHAM Wit, alertness Girls Baseball 1-4: Girls Basketball I,21 Intra. 1-4: Receptionist 3,4g Spanish Club 35 Volleyball I-4. JOHN RICHARD D 'AGOSTINO Always ready for a good time Block C Club 4g Swimming 3,4, EVELYN I, DAVEY' Musical interests and ability her high notes Band I-4: Chorus I-4. ill' nfYrLi 75 45 'Qa- 'i rs, NICODEMO PETER DELFORTE Cheerful Cherub Block C Club 2-41 Bowling 2-41 Cross Country I-3g Track I-4. SHIRLEY ANN DBMUZIO Sense of humor supplemented by a gay giggle Chorus Ip Intra. 4: Senior Play 4. DALE ALFRED DERR A fellow feeling of a wondrous kind Swimming I. CAROL R, DHONDT Refreshing as a morning dip Academian 4g Chorus I-3: Intra, I-43 Spanish Club 3,45 Toronto Ex, 35 Alpha Tri-l-li-Y 45 Dance Comm, I-4g Senior Play Usher, KATHLEEN ANN DORAN Light-hearted laughter--a passion for fun Chorus Ig lntra, I-43 Senior Play Usherg Kappa Tri-Hi-Y qi-list, 4D 3, 4g Commercial Club 3 QVice Pres.J: Dance Comm, I-4, CARLETON BOND DUNN Dependable, cheerful, willing Baseball Mgr, 3: Block C Club 4g Drama Club 4g Inna. I-4g Latin Club 31 Senior Playg Toronto Ex. 45 Dance Comm, I-4g Monitor 4g Alpha I-li-Y qSec. Treas. 31 2-4: Cal. Comm, 2,3. CARL EDWARD ELLIS A practiced practical humorist Basketball I,2g Cross Country 1,23 Football 1: lntra. 1-3g Track 1-33 Volleyball 2. LEO WILLIAM ERDLE A man may shine at his best Class Officer 2,4g Senior Play 41 Student Council I,2,4. DONALD CLIFFORD FIGENSCHER Athletic mainstay Band I: Basketball lp Class officer Z1 Football I-.lg lntra, I-.lg Monitor 3,4g Student Council 2g Boys State rcpres, 3, DONATO PHILIP FIORENTINO Joys of a practical joker Drama Club 45 Sr, Play 4g Football 2, gg Lat, Club 2,5, DOROTHY ANN FOSTER A compact bundle of serenity and merrimcnt Academian 4g Band Ig Cannon 41 Drama Club 4g lntra. t,2g Alfred Typ. Contest 4. DONNA I. FRENCH Artistic talents, fun-loving Dance Comm. 3. MARY E. GARRATT Becomes a part of all she meets lntra. 3: Dance Comm, 3, LEO G. GENECCO Enthusiastic about all sports, generous heart Basketball 3,4g Block C. Club 45 Football 2-4g Track I. WESLEY GIFFORD Firm convictions steadfastly upheld Band I-45 Basketball Ig Chorus 4g Cross Country Ig Drama Club 3,45 Intra. 1, 25 Profectionists I-3: Sr. Play 43 Spanish Club 43 Student Coun- cll 2,4g Pep Band t-45 Orch, 2-41 Monitor 4g Comm. i-4, RICHARD SEWARD GILBERT High ideals and admirable sense of concentration, Honors in sports and scholarship, unlimited Baseball I-4g Basketball I-4g Block C 2-43 Cannon 2-41 Class Officer I-45 Football I-43 Lat, Club 2,3g Mon. 3.4: Nat'l Hon, Soc,3,4g Stud. Coun, 1-4g Beta 3,4g St'rd, Bearer 45 Toronto exchange 4. -ok E' ang 1' fi wg y- 'WW 'K' ns' 6' 'fa 'kk DONNA JEAN GOFF Modesty is a merit Latin Club 2-4g Delta Tri-Hi-Y 2gOmega Tri-Hi-Y 43 Dance Comm. 4. EDWARD JAMES GULLACE Mood of a moment Chorus 23 Latin Club Ig Pep Band rg Dance Comm, 4, DONNA JEAN HAIGH Lasting loyalty lntra. I-45 Senior Play Usherg Spanish C1ub4g Kappa Tri-l-li-Y fTreas. 413,45 Class Comm, 1-4, GARY CLARK HALL Work well done Chorus I-3g Latin Club 3g Beta Hi-Y 4. ANNE EVELYN HERENDEEN Eyes that foretell the action Bowling 2-43 Intra. 2, 33 Library Staff 2-4g Senior Play Usherg Spanish Club 4g Kappa Tri-Hi-Y 3,4g Class Committees I-4. NANCY JANE HILL Sparkling, vivaciousness, conscientious Band I-41 Bowling 3: Cheerleader 3,43 Chorus 2-4: Intra. I-4g Senior Playg Toronto Ex, 4: Class Comm. I-4. ELTON LEROY HUBBARD A broad smile and friendly word F. F. A. I-4. GARY EARLE HUGHSON A fellow-feeling Chorus 3, 4. BRUCE ELWIN INGRAHAM Friendship, high adventure Baseball 1, 2, B, C, S5 35 Basketball I, 2, B, C, S, lntra, 3,45 Volleyball 35 Sr. Play Ticket Comm. Chair. 4. ALLYN DANA JOHNSON Quiet achievement, dependable JAMES ARTHUR JOHNSON Long, long thoughts F, F, A, I-45 Intra. I-45 Vice-Pres. F,F, A, 49 F,F, A, Basketball 2-3. JOAN ELEANOR JOHNSON Exceptional scholarship with a passion for drama Academian 3,45 Band 1-45 Drama Club 45 Inrra, I-45 Lat. Club 35 Lib. Staff 2, 35 Nat'lHon. Soc. 3,45 Sr, Play 45 Dance Comm. I-45 All State Band 45 Toronto exchange 45 Pep Band I-45 Alpha Tri-Y 3'4- RONALD G. KAUFMAN Light-hearted humorist Basketball I5CrossCounr.ryIg I.nt.ra. I-45 Sr. Play 45 Spanish Club 4. SUZANNE KERSKIE Has each day scheduled and plans for tomorrow before today is gone Chorus I-35 Majorette 4: St. Play Usher 45 Spanish Club 41 Omega Tn-H1-Y 3-4. GLADYS L. KETCHAM Impulse, ready understanding Chorus lg Drama 4g Alf. Typ. Contest 45 Omega Tri-Y 4. EDNA MAE KOHLMEIER Reason and judgment are her qualities Drama Club 45 lmzra. 2-45 Lib, Staff 3,45 Spanish Club 3,45 Omega Hi-Y 45 Usher Commenc. 35 Recept, 45 Class Comm. 1-4. lbw 'Fuzz ff.. f . X acraazzil-1 '--. 2, 1 8 1 1: n lb 1 i it 1-gr Q- As-v' L-XX 2-f' 2 AR' 1 it 41-vp, 35 1 ZX xx,-X , YU! Q 1 I. X X I HAROLD EDWARD LAF LER lndividualist-generous and thoughtful JUDITH LORRAINE LEVY Enthusiastic in everything undertaken Acadcmian 3,45 Cannon 2-45 Chorus 2-45 Drama Club 45 lntra. 1-4: Latin Club 2-35 Senior Play5 Calendar Comm. 35 Dance Comm, 1-4. ROBERT LEE LINCOLN Eager vivacity Baseball lg Chorus 45 Cross Country 35 Projcctionist 1, JOHN LEO MAHONEY A cheery grin, a merry whistle MARY JANE MCINTYRE Sensitive, conscientious, fun-loving Band I-45 Chorus 2-45 lntra. 1-45 Latin Club 2-4. HANNAH B. MEANS Friendly, likable , sincere, capable Chorus 2-4: Drama Club 45dntra, I-45 lxlajorettc 2-4 flolead 435 Senior Play 45 Spanish Club 3,45 dass Comm, IN-45 Toronto Ex, 45 Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 3-4 fVicep9res,X 41. V , V! 1 x ' . Y 1 . . , 5-X ,f Ru'r11lcLA11h5 MILLER 0 n 1 ' ' 0 al 5 Efi'i.uient'leiJderJjy frienhly interest in, people . ' v 1 lAc emiau 3,4 qBus. Co. Ed!.j5 litmd 1-45 Cannon 1,25 Drama Club 45 Krfa. 1545 Dance Commi, 1-45 Pep Band 1-45 Delta Tri-Hi-Y 1,23 Alpha Trilni-YL sempr Play 45 spanish ciub 4 qsec. 45. 1- L Yi 1 1 1 f ' Q ANTHONY M, Mito A sense of humor--considerate Baseball 1, 25 Basketball 1, 25 Football 25 Latin Club 25 Senior Play Swimming 3. ROBERTA ELLEN MOORE Radiant smile, things accomplished Cannon 3, Lib, Staff 2-4, Dance comm, 3, MARYELLEN MORAN Fleeting glimpses of a sparkling personality Band I-45 Baseball I,2,4g Basketball I-45 Cheerleader 2, 3,4g Chorus 2, 3,45 Intra 1-4, Swimming 21 Dance comm 3,41 Delta Hi-Y 25 Alpha Tri-Y 3,4g Toronto exchange 3,4, CLYDE WESLEY MORTENSEN Fun loving-self contained Block C 3,4gCf'05S Country 2-4: intra, I-4g Track 3,4g Sr. Play Co Chair, Tic'keI4Comh1. , ,f ' x ' 'fl f f L 1 , A , . . i - 1 I . V ,l L , is IBAQBABA JEAN MUZDAKIS , , it f 1 ' , fj ff, 1 , K 'f liifezgetlcylanduiapdyeyt f 'ff Cannon 3,4, Clfalss Officer 4, Drama Club 43 lntra. I-45 Lat, Club 2 Sr. Play 4, Toronto Exchange 3,45 Alpha Tri-Y 3,42 Dance Comm. 1-4, Teen c1ubqT,n,s,lt,z.' if-4 1 2, U A s- Q 1 f X . t Mi Vrwsfif C,-D A t ' , ,, X , xxx? ,J 51 ,L ,LL NCI -I xl PSXJFKJX g LAWRENCE P. MUZDQKIS X, NJ Q 'A ,DX vvsxj' '4,v'x,b.rc ii 'wit Versatility in sports, enjoys a good time Q , , ' l Baseball I-43 Basketball I-4, Block C 43 Class Offi r Ig Football Intra I, 25 Lat, Club 2g Student Council 21 Alpha Hi-Y 3,4g Toront exchange 45 Dance Comm, 3,4, GERLINDE HELENE NACKEN X A cool, calm, collected exterior with a warm friendly interior Band lg Bowling lg Chorus 35 Class Officer 1, 23 Drama Club 45 Swim ming I-3g Tennis I. THOMAS B, O'BRIEN Amiabiuty lntra. 2-45 Sr, Play 4, Alpha Hi-Y 3,4. LYNN I, OUTHOUSE Dependable as the earth F,F,A, Softball t-3, F,F,A, Basketball 1-4, F,F,A, I-4gll'1Il'8, 1-3 Ticket Comm. 3. RICHARD L, PARKER Inherent humor F.F.A, I-45 F.F,A, Softball I'2gIl'1Il'8. I-3. KATHERINE BURKE PEREGO A dimpled smile belies her seriousness Academian 3,4g Baseball I-44 Basketball I-4g Cannon 2 4 Cheer leader 1gChorus 1 2, 3gClass Officer 3g Drama Club 49 Lat Club 2 4 Recept. 3,4g Student Council4g Swimming 2g Volleyball l 4 Toronto exchange 3,4g Comm, I-4, Alpha Tri-Y 3,4, RUSSELL PERRIN A streak, flash, or whistle and he's off on another duty F,F, A, I-gg Intra. I,2g Monitor 45 Swimming 3,4, ANTHONY FRANCIS MICHAEL PESCO Determination-lilt of song Cannon 2,35 Chorus I-4g Project. 2-45 Sr. Play Stage BARBARA JEANNE PIERCE Wholehearted actions Inrra. 3,49 Alfred State Typ. Contest 4. HELEN MARIE PIERCE A radiating charm, and efficiency Cheerleader 2-4g Chorus 25 Lib. Staff 2g Sr, Play 45 Tri-Y I 2 Dance Comm, I-4. .IOANNE A. PIERCE Wistful and courageous Bowling Ig Usher Sr, Play 4. DOMINIC PIETROPAOLO Sincerity Mgr 4 SANDRA HELEN PITTENGER Bashful, charmer Baseball I-4, Basketball l-4, Intra. l-4, Swimming lg Volleyball I-4, Hockey 2-4. RUSSELL POLIMENI The eyebrow speaks Band 1,2, Baseball Ig Block C 51 Bowling I-4, Football Ig lntra. 1-4, Lat, Club t,3, Track 2-4. ROGER KRESS RILEY Enthusiasm for art, sports and publications Academian 3,4, editor 43 Basketball Ig Block C 3,4, Drama Club 4, Football 2, lntra, Ig Lat. Club 2, Sr. Play 4, Student Council 4, Swim- ming 2-4, Track 3,4, Dance Comm, 2-4, announcer atheletic events 3,4, Toronto ex, 3,4, Alpha l-li-Y 3,4, Mon, 3,4, Clamor cov. 2, O. C, S, C, A, meetings 4, EDITH MAE ROOD Gay and spontaneous-a lively girl L I, . Band I-41 Pep Band I-3, Bowling 33 Cheerleader -2K-4, Chorus 3,4g Intra. I-4, Sr. Play 4, Dance Comm, I-4, ,Toronto ex. 21, Recept. 4. l 1 ' ' DONNA MA IE SANGSTEJ I . .-X, X Zeal-fair play l 'i ' - x 3 I, I . ,VI x- ., X V Band 2-4, Pep band 2-4, Baseball I, 2,21:'B3SR8IbQl1,l, 2,4,'Cheer1bader 1,21 Drama Club 4, lntra, I!2,4g Sr, Playx 42 Swimming zfgfvolleyball I,2,4, Alpha Tri Hi-Y 4, Dance CoAmmQ1t.4: Hockey I,'2,4. A r- r , X ' MARION B. SAXE Outstanding in music, rippling rhythmical habits Cannon 2-4, Chorus I-43 Drama Club 4, Intra, 2,3, Lat, Cub. 2, Sr, Play 4, Student Council I, All state soloist 3, Toronto ex. 4, Dance Comm. I-4, Cal. Comm. I,2g Alpha Tri Hi -Y 3,4, Usher Com- mence. 3. PHILLIP A, SCOTT Let there be laughter KATHLEEN MARSEILLES SELOVER A perfect poise-always well-groomed Band 3, Cheerleader 3,4, Chorus lg lnrra, I-4, Lat. Club 2, Sr, Play 4, Alpha Tri Hi-Y 41SOph, Hop Queen 2g Dance Comm, I-4, Toronto ex.dinner 3. A, x ,sfff 1 '15 WILLIAM DEAN SHAW More clean fun Swimming 3, SIDNEY H, SMITH A witty conversationalist Basketball I-45 Blocl4C 3,4g Class Off. 2,4g Football Ig lntra, Ig Sr, f Play 45 Track 1-4, Golf I-4g Alpha Hi-Y 2, 3,41 Toronto ex. 45 Dance Comm, I-4, JEAN GAIL TENNEY A set of whimsical dreams Band I-45 Pep band I-3: Chorus 2-4, Intra, I-35 Lat. Club 2g Kappa 3-4- BEVERLY E. VALE Purpose-fun Volleyball I. RUTH LUCILLA VAN EPPS Conservative, original, a sense of humor-hates sentimentality Band I-43BaS6b1I 1-41 Basketball I'4g Bowling 3,4g Intra, 1-4, Swim- ming ig Volleyball 1-45 Hockey I-45 Pep band x-45 Dance Comm, I-4, EDWINA JUNE VAN TROOST Simplicity in a Mademoiselle manner Baseball Ig Bowling lg Chorus lg Lib. Staff I-35 Usher Sr, Play 4g Omega Tri Hi-Y 3.4. ELLEN IANETTE VAN TROOST A quiet and generous one Baseball Ig Bowling Ig Chorus Ig Usher Sr. Play 43 Omega Tri Hi-Y 3, 4, LAURA N. VECCHI Confidence, rouguishness Academian 3,45 Band 1-41 Drama Club 43 Intra, l-4g Sr, Play 45 Span- ish Club 3,4g Toronto ex, 3,43 Dance Comm. I-4g Recept4g Pep band 3,4g Usher at Grad. 3. SESTO E. VECCI-ll Men live by ideals Band 2-43 Basketball Ig Cannon 2-45 Football 2-4g lntra. I,2,4g Lat Club 2, Track 4g Toronto ex. 45 Alpha Hi-Y 2-4g Dance Comm, I-4 BOYD VEST Good natured-understanding Inrra. 3,4. RUTH VEST Reserved, quiet with a sense of humor ANTHONY S. VITALONE Quiet persistence Block C 2,3,41 Football I,3,4g Track 1-4g Ticket Comm. lr, Fest JAMES S. VITALONE On the athletic field-light-hearted care-free, congenial Baseball 1, 2QB1OCkC 2-4: Bowling 1-4g Football 1-4g Intra. I-41 Track gg Jr, Hi-Yg Dance Comm. I-43 Chair. Football Dances 3,4, VIOLET ANNE WAGAMAN Level of every day's most quiet need, Inna, 1-4g Chorus 1,2g Drama Club 45 Lat, Club 23 Lib, Staff 3,4 Delta 1,23 Alpha 3,4p'Dance Comm. 2'4: Sr. play pub.comm. usher Toronto ex, 43 Commencement usher 3, BARBARA JEAN WALKER Devoted, companionable, industrious Chorus I-35 Inrra. K-45 Recept. 4: Sr, Play 4g RUTH WALTHER Gaiety-discerning Delta -Tri-Hi-Y 2 LEE R, WHEATON Witty, my car and I ROLAND M, WHEELER, JR. Fortitude, sincerity F,F,A, 2. EVELYN JOAN WICKI-IAM Petite and blonde Chorus 2. MELVIN E, WICKHAM Quiet but determined F.F.A. I-3. PATRICIA ANN WICKHAM Spontaneous humor-- lntra. I-45 Recept. 4:Comm. Club qTreas. 35 31 Delta Tri-Hi-Y 1,23 KHPPH 4558- 45 3.4- HERBERT FRANCIS WIDMAN Fullness of living Monitor 45 Projectionist 4g Senior Play Elect. ARTHUR E. WILKIN, IR, Carefree, yet serious-minded Baseball 2, Senior Play Properties, DEBORAH M, WILKIN Frenzy for footlights--Ability Band 1-45 Cannon 2-43 Cheerleader 3,4, Class Officer 2: French Club 3,4g lntra. I-45 Latin Club 2-4g Senior Play, Stud. Coun. 3,4g Alpha Tri-Y 3,4. Ever sunny spirits, a contagious smile Chorus 2, 3, Intra. I-45 Library Staff 3,4g Senior Play, Dance Comm, A 2, 3, Kappa Tri-Hi-Y qVice Pres. 43 3.4. A willingness and capacity to serve ALTA JANE WILLIAMS GRIFFITH I, WINTHROP Baseball Ig Block C Club 2,3,4: Chorus I-4, Football I-4, Latin Club 2, Monitor 4, Stud, Conn, 4, Swimming 1-4, Track 2-4: Alpha Hi-Y Q fVice Pres, 3B 2-4, Dance Comm, I-4, Senior Play Publicity. I f Friendly, gentle MARION ETHEL WOLFANGER Band Concert Ticket Taker. I will not be grieved that other men do not know me: I will be grieved that I do not know other men. At fifteen, my mind was bent on learning. At thirty, I stood firm. At forty, I was free from delusions. At fifty, I understood the laws of Providence. At sixty, My ears were attentive to the truth. At seventy, I could follow the promptings of my heart without over- stepping the mean, I do not expound my teaching to any who are not eager to learn, I do not help out any one who is not anxious to explain himself, if, after being shown one corner of a subiect, a man cannot go on to discover the other three, I do not repeat the lesson. Wisdom, benevolence, and fortitude--these three are the uni- versal virtues. The means by which they are practised is another thing. Some are born with a knowledge of these duties, some know them by study, some gainthem as the result of painful experience. But the knowledge being possessed, it comes to one and the same thing. Some practise them with the ease of nature, some for the sake of their advantage,and some by dint of great effort. But when the work of them is done, it comes to one and the some thing. Yu, shall I tell you what true knowledge is? When you know, to know that you know, and when you do not know, to know that yor do not know--that is that is true knowledge. --Confucius .IL 5 f J. 9' j Q Q -Z U 1 45,1 ,S Ei R J' I fig, ,ggfhh if , Q92 1 UL 5 f 1-, -.14 lf! ,AA f - 11 'r . Q 3'-fu! 'v 4f'-M3 I. ' 5 . mils A 'FQ 5 4 fzfl 'G17f'v1 , TK ' n 7 l'T.':ffl'Q ie G is 'L ' 1 Q A 1 , , ' U' I v 1 I f. 1 F fr. ,W 1 O fn 'O .Q nil. I O o 0 0 rl lfml liion 41' '. o fl! xr' 453. 6. I. . . K -, tif' -1' . 5 Q iff' 5, +1 Aiifiifd '1 1 Vx QDQQ1 .J 0l'I'l2 0 QFLLOPJ 'S 'WY' Wiz 'i Nl , ' ITN t I X u .4 . h i E Q . , . ts' ' kj v Y , f 'i- A . V 1 4 it-' I , X Y A x f Us LY 6 '- jk Q . A7 f Our LX A 'X I 1- K Q 5 65057555 SOPHOMORES President Vernon Purdy Vice-President Ann Perego Secretary-Treasurer Ronald Taylor Student Council Ernest Kerskie cam 0 JUNIO RS President Henry Mather Vice-President Charles Munson Secretary-Treasurer Warren Simmons Student Council Gary Hagerman by Q' 5 FRESHMAN President Jonathan Webster Vice-President Roger Wolfe Secretary-Treasurer Carole Schreck Student Council Caroline Crouclwer J Q 9 3 a. 1 , 'f lg .1 Z? 3 G 3 Q .F 'W 7117 Q , Us A gd 5' 9 ' Q16 'Pi '7W 3 'FG' ,GW 5 'F ' YWQFS v Ylggv f --Y f 3 A f Z. '12 2 1 , 1 , ,I 5 4, P I 'n V 4 et I Sao i ' x x '., K I ' V 1 z 'M' 'ww V X f ' QQKGQ mam Q2 Q N511 wif v , ROW I: J. Aikey, R. Smith, B. French, D. Collins, W. Carey, J. Kline, P. Outhouse, A. Fenner, D. Carson, R. Outhouse, G. O'Don- nell, ROW 11: F. Munson,P. Bolger, G. Parker, A. Hecker, W. Ridley, W. Elliot, J. Wild, C. Tallman, V. Purdy, J. Doran, R. Mon- tanye, J. Moran, W. Foster, J. Sanford, H. Gormont, L. Beaton, T. Place, P. Wagner, A. Lamphier. ROW Ill: R. Taylor, F. Yacuz- zo, B. Polirneni, R. Felton, H. Brown, P. Schalabba, N. DiMa.ria, W. Goff, J. Haight, W. O'Brien, W. Bellis, C. Smith, R. Dhondt J. MacArthur, F. Cermack, J. Martin, J. Rolsin, S. Buonanno, J. Mcllveen. ROW IV: D. Meath, J. Miller, R. Lamphier, T. Clark G. Yerkes, G. McCuen, S. Reed, R. Mason, R. Goldbaum, D. Farnsworth, B. Colvin, E, Kerskie, G. Johnson, G. Uhl, J. Rennie, R Potter, T. Noaker, M. Personale, S. Goldstien. ROW I: R. Brown, V. Brickey, D. Allen, J. Howard, I. Gibson, C. DuBois, J. Williams, M. Connelly, D. Whitman, B. Straub, B. Yac ci. ROW ll: J. Nixon, K. DiMartino, M. Dorn, L. Greene, C. Kelly, H. Cooley, J. Pellicano, J. Pierce, L. Holcomb, G. Wright, C Berg, M. Coughline, B. Laylon, N. Race, li. Lyons, Mrs. Russell. ROW Ill: V. Carson, M. Uhl, K. Badger, G. Morey, P. Langmaid C. Arnold, M. Schell, M. Sullivan, J. Beahon, L. Lutz, G. Jenkins, M. Weisenberger, G. Harroun, H. Van Gelder, R. Blazey, J. Ful ler, M. Lynaugh, M. Ingram, L. Broberg, L. Wilson, N. Henderson, S. Britt, A. Wilkin, G. Reed, M. Stringham, P. Beeman, J. War ren, M. Thomas, A. Coulter, D. Lynch, A. Mather, A. Perego. 1 1 . ROW 1: J. Carson, C, Ridley, D, Stanton, R, Wager, W, Higley, D, Stanton, A, Fox, C, Rigney, J, Greene, D. Gosper, R. Mincer, S Greene, D, Gosper, B, Widman, ROW II: E, Mina, R, Mincer, M, Wheeler, M, Russell, C, Perrin, R, Currie, J, Webster, R, Wolfe, P Benson, T, Carson, R, Brown, L, Volpe, C, Place. ROW III: C. Caruth, S, Williams, R. Taylor, H, Keyes, B, Boop, N, Webb, H, Cooper R, Oviatt, R, Caulkins, R, Cutri, M, Munson, L, Smith, B, Taylor, J, Beaton, R, Vitalone, V, Delforte, B, Johnson, P, Tubbs, L, Cooper J, Sequin, ROW IV: J. Ingalls, B, Kay, R, Winnie, G, Coleates, R, Every, R, Enlow, S, Merrill, D, DeRosa, B. Cole, T, Snyder, F,Kid man, R, Milton, M, Rice, K, Andrews, G, DeCook, D. Armitage, J, Coons, R, Connelly, E, Quale, D, Connelly, ROW V: A. Lupton W, Case, F, Hoffman, P, Barringer, N, Kennedy, E, Outhouse, J, Fisher, R, Boyce, D, Case, R. Lee, G. Trautman, F. Miller, K, Mil ler, G, Cleveland, R, Kline, B, Kurzejeski, C. Lyons, F, Wilson, W, Bundy, J, Wyffels, ROW Ig K, Russell, M, Lenzi, M, Wizes, P, Fink, E. Cunningham, S. Shaddock, S. Welch, C, Martino, S, Salansky, G, Egan, B, See ley, ROW II: B, Howard, C, Stockwell, M, E, Krossbar, E, Boylan, C, Croucher, C, Schreck, E, D'Agostino, J, Dunton, B, Johnson, D, Whitman, ROW III: F. DiMaria, B, Brown, B, Coss, M, Vest, A. Muscato, S, Mason, J, Keyes, B, Burger, C, Randolph, D, Bill, A Potts, R, Titus, S, Bellis, D, Munson, S. Cooper, G, Potter, A, Perry, Miss Lyons, ROW IV: P, Rung, F. Catalfamo, M, Catlin, B,L Wickham, C, Genecco, E, Mamott, S, Seaman, J, Smith, E. McCarthy, M, L, Ford, J, Gentner, J, Reed, P, McKenna, J,A, DeSilva H, Van Gelder, B. Burgman, M,L, Van Troost, K, Jansen, ROW V: B. Genecco, L, Calman, S, Kidman, P, Kazar, A, Concannon, C Scammell, R, Gibbs, L, Gooding, J, Holcomb, B,A, Starr, C, Smith, K, Shepard, E. Chrisman, G, Bottorf, S. Farrell, S, Larner, B Fish, C, Skellet, I D 5,1 .nj 1-v, SY.: 'Q' 1 lu-. CZGTQUQTQXS' ,f CAM I L...- 'JW ri.. --1 li-A if f ROW lg G, Benson, M, Saxe, D. Brahrn, J, Johnson, D, Gilbert, ROW Il: R, Miller, E. Kohlmeicr, C, Collins, Miss Lyons, Mr, Farnsworth, Mr, Moss, S, Seeley, M, Evangelista, A. Connelly, B, Muzdakis, ROW Ill: B, Keys, 'ff d G Winrhro H, Mather, W. Simmons, A. Wagaman, J, Levy, D. Wilkin, K, Perego, H, Means, W. G1 or , . p, P, Violas. WCltl0l'lClK ..N0l'l0l' occefy President , , . , Dovid Brohm Vice-president . . Gordon Benson Secretory-treosurer. . . Joon Johnson Chorocter, service, scholorship, ond leodership ore the boses of selection to the Notionol Honor Society. Therefore it is one of the highest honors given to o limited number of seniors ond juniors, I f C, A. 's most impressive ossembly pro- vvho every yeor ore initioted into the society ot one o QVOFYWS. The society, olthough smoll in number, is greot in service ond in influence. -10 D. Wilkin, Mr. Bridgman, N. Cotton, P. Violas, R. Benson, L. Banfield, J. Clawson. laanifi CM President W. Gifford Vice-President B. Bridgmcn Secretory R. Miller Treasurer S. Kerskie fell C CLA President D. Wilkin Vice-President N. Cotton Secretory J. Clowsen Treasurer P. Violos ROW 1: A. Herendeen, W. Gifford, R. Miller, B. Bridgman, C. Dhondt. ROW II: D Haigh, C. Fox, F. Kless, Mr. Bridgman, R. Kaufman, H. Means, L. Vecchi, E. Kohl rneier, C. Marsh, J. Cunningham. J- f V- is Vxyk I -Q Y' U ' if M K Q? as kiwi A ' Q ,flag ...' ' A4 A-f 3, ,Ax K 1 3 5 he ef . 1 . .N N ,A 1 +V. N A ,N , v-..,,, Q uarfef all LXQ orud 4 .V . -Z r r ' 53 5 3 fu 5 35 J, J? gf ,nf E57 I 'ef .f wi ? R u A ip ,.hq:rw3'nS'555.5 5 'Il 'W TT M' ki , va' gig Y gf -Sufi Pi Q 5 rf 3 Y 1 if .W ' 5 .. V k gui 1 5 4 1 -.. Il Q w ,-, ck. U l N wx: W! V V 7 7 Q - A W 1, 4. -as 1z g '-2mf5.1I,cg,.,,-5, 1'-Q f ' '-2333 X Ml f V N51 X, i 1'M w 'f VVQV 4. A 4 ' Q 4 R. 'iS'g ' y . we Y 1 1-3 Y. '- 4 ' ' M , ' Q, . K i P ix, Q Y if VX VW VV f lfff 52 15:1 ln., Egg Q Ji1.,.gY,fg ., .5 ? JW wy E - - gi ' Q, 'JU xl Xf1! f f 1 L5-Q,5-f'5 ' 5ff f5 'F UL yUi N'Ni Y ff V 7 if - ,- -f x- - A- 'Q - ' 42513 QQ N 1' ' 4' 1 ' ' ,h 1 I 1' w A rl I LU' Ql'I'l'lCll'l 6XCAdng0 .S?U6!0l'lf lt has been a happy educational experience for both the students and the administration to have had Gerlinde Naclcen with us for the past school year. Gerlinde has been a German exchange stu- dent, chosen to spend a year in an American home. This exchange was sponsored by the Na- tional Grange and the United States State Depart- ment. All her American friends hope Gerlinde will return to Germany with many pleasant memories of her year spent at Canandaigua Academy. .fgcaclenfzicuzb ROW Ig F. Kless, J. Wade, W. Foster. ROW II: J. Webster, R. VanAken, W. Gifford, ROW III: W. Simmons, H. Mather, C. Tallman, F, ROW IV: Mr. McKerr, S. Goldstein. 'Q U :S .'.Mg,,a fa 4 vt- ew pl' 65 9 ' f 3: r Rf? ,XA , . 1-,-. 'Z' 49, 4- , v M .. K :' ji: Eg, , V f ' , U ,f 6'.f '- 5 fm if Xi ' lf QM K '. J seg. iv s i .X 0, iff vk P2156 ug Co-Editors- Dick Gilbert Kay Perego Copy Editor- Deborah Wilkin News Editor- Warren Simmons Feature Editor's- Barb Muzdakis Judy Levy Lucinda Banfiela Girl's Sports Editor- Barb Keyes Boy's Sports-Editor- Hank Mather Exchange Editor- Jeanne Clawson Distribution Editor- Gail Case SEATEDg M. Weisenberger, M. Sullivan, J. Keyes, E. Zeuner, D. Thomas, M. Figen .cher, J. Rankin, D. Foster, B. Muzdakis, A. Arico. ROW Il: Mr. Townley, L. Banfield A. Concannon, J. Webster, G. Safrans, B. Keyes, D. Wilkin, C. Marsh, G. Bottorf, C McCarthy, C. Collins, E. Maina, D. Malcolm. ROW Ill: G. Case, M. Saxe, M. String ham, J. Levy, J. Clawson, P. Violas, R. Angell, R. Gilbert, H. Mather, W. Simmons P. Tubbs, R. Mason, S. Vecchi, R. Smith. SEATED: J. Howard, M. Rodney, M. Connelly, M. Evangelista, M. Knoff, E. Lyons, J. Klein, G. Jenkins, D. Allen, S. Goldstein, P. Langmaid, ROW I1 A. Perego, L. Winthrop, F. Cermack, S. Reed, Miss Lyons, D. Farnsworth, M. Stringham, S. Britt, J. War- ren, M. Ingraham, L. Drumm, D. Grow, S. Seeley, P. Mclntyre. ROW Ill: H. Mather, C. Hill, C. Brown, R. Lamphier, R. Gold- baum, C. Ryan, R. Blazey, J. Beahon, B. Keyes, M. Sullivan, M. Weisenberger. ofafin President Mary Evangelista Vice President Mary Ann Rodney Secretary-Treasurer Mary Jane Knopf President - Lynn Underwood Vice-President - James Johnson Secretory - Richard Parker Treasurer - Donald Kornbau ROW I: J. Aikey, R. Mincer, L. Cooper, J. Coss, P. Wagner, D. Colf, G. Coleates, D. Bowerman, S. Yacuzzo, B. Johnson, P. Outhouse, A. Fox, R. Outhouse. ROW II: W. Foster, W. Goff, G. Cleveland, W. Bellis, E. Outhouse, R. Wheeler, N. Ken- nedy, D. Bliss, E. Outhouse, J. MacArthur. ROW III: G. Yerkes, R. Parker, L. Outhouse, G. Uhl, J. Cross, G. Trautman, Mr. Lewis, G. Johnson, F. Miles, J. Johnson, M. Mcllveen, R. Bell, R. Kidman. ROW I: D. Grow, B. Walker, V. Busby, J. Gibson, P. Salansky, J. Howard. ROW 11: C. Taylor, E. Kohlmeier, E. Rood, G. Case, D. Moll, A. Wagaman, L. Vecchi, L. Banfield, J. Cunningham, E. Zeuner. ROW III: L. Muzdakis, R. Smith, R. Bell, W. Shaw, C. Tallman, C. Dunn, W. Gifford, R. Gilbert, R. Riley, B. Ingrahm, H. Widman, P. Violas, D. Figenscher, F. Kless, J. Wild, R. Carson, G. Benson. ROW IV: B. Bridgman, D. Baldick, C. Munson, W. Simmons, H. Mather, E. Blazey, C. Stand- ish, T. Smith, S. Smith, G. Winthrop. G. Hagerman, R. Hildebrandt, L. Potter, R. Dewey, J. Wade, J. West, D. Housel on iforfi an ecelofionidfa Head Monitor Bruce Bridgmon Floor Monitors Henry Mother Dick Gilbert H1290 ri- ROW l: S. Kerskie, G, Ketcham. ROW Il: A. Connelly, J, Howes, E. Davey, D, French. ROW lll: E. VanTroost, A, Brocklebank, E, VanTroost, D, Simp- son, E, Kohlrneier, Miss Curtin, J, Chappelle, R. Benson. ROW IV: D, Goff, J, Clawson, G, Nacken, G, Mun- SOD, Mia i- M ROW I: R, Carson, R, Angell, F, Kless, R, Felton, K. VanAken, E. Rood, S, Goldstein, J, Miller, P, Violas, R. Wild, A. Lamphier. ROW Il: C. Brown R, Larnphier, R, Dewey, W, Simmons, C. Fox, C Munson, L, Price, H, Mather, I, Wade, R. Gilbert W. Gifford, ROW lll: G. Hall, F, Bottorf, R. Mason S, Reed, R. Smith, Mr. O'Neil, R. Goldbaum, T Brewer, L. Potter, J. West, J, VanBrooker. .xdlaka i- U ROW l: J. Schalabba, F. Cerrnack, 1, MacArthur, R. Riley, D, Figenscher, J, Sanford, R, Taylor, D, Wells. ROW ll: C, Figenscher, B, Bridgman, C, Dunn, I, Haight, P, Tubbs, Mr, Moss, P, Watson T. O'Brien, L, Muzdakis, L, Genecco. ROW lll: D Farnsworth, S, Smith, W, Schreck, G, Winthrop, G, Hagerman, D, Brahm, S, Vecchi, C, Standish E. Hlazey, R, Hildebrandt, C, Tallrnan. ' 6 51,6 ,- 5: - 4 .. ., 7. '32 'I -2 QPU' 2 ff! -x Y , X57 .ma pfgngg ggi v 145 .. .,, I vui l ' 4 QXWZ5 gf .Jw Z L 'I f' . 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'N-4. ff' Sid s Center Z?a4LelLaf L, I' -Lfkx eN3wR.FRANTgL Nov Nov Dec Dec Dec On. an Jan . 2? Pittsford Brlghton DeSales Newark Waterloo Brighton Penn Yan Lyons GD CID 8 9 6 C 9 Mar . Geneva Mynderse DeSaIes Newark Waterloo Penn Yan Lyons Geneva 4' 'if ,t X ' .jx ' , ,b -'xx' I 5 X f ffme-422 , . 2 V 1 I 5 r 4- 53' X 2 X ref J'Q . Cf, XXV of f Q 5: , If - 'x f-, f ' l Q., 5 5 'W . 25 C.A. 54 ' 43 .I . 22 C.A. 37 . 28 41 ' 58 .I . 27 57 . 8 71 39 F b. 5 62 . ll 55 60 F b. 11 77 18 47 45 F b I6 60 J 2 44 ' 50 F b I9 81 J . 8 56 52 F b 26 43 15 44 53 5 55 1513 W G7 ,,1 'Y ROW I: J. Wild, R. Wild, P. Violas, Robert Smith, Ronnie Smith, J. Sanford, A. Polimeni, R. Taylor, R. Ceravelo. ROW II: D. Gilbert, R. Montanye, B. Ingraham, W. Simmons, L. Potter, Mr. Newkirk, L. Muzdakis, F. Bottorf. J. Miller, A. Fuller, The C.A. baseball team played well throughout the i953 sea- son. Although they did not gain an impressive list of victories, the boys acquired a great deal of experience, which Should prOve M. Personale. L D ,Q A, .rf 5 I , 13 f.c.Q'.f.f,..f 5 rf I Y f f 'f Z? Z W iff, 1 I :we a ., 'f ,, ffl- Q. K F Q , 1 ,f I 'Z I ,K Y g .1 K J' I I ' ' 1 - I . f I i 'I L J to make an outstanding team this year. o X, eruuzf X5 ROW Ig Mr. Lewis, J. Green, . unson,f+J' D. Armitage. Row 111 R gg! T. Bfefw-KJ ex, S.XReed,!Ar. Lupton. lg , L I K , QQ KW - I ix tx ,. I, .XX i J, X Y sg, v r ' 1 The tennis team did well if the I953 season with few losses. We extend to them the best of luck for a successful season this year. Mr. Frantel, W. Higley, R. Vitalone, W. Foster, C. Mortensen, P. Schalab- ba, J. Coons, R. Schell, S. Merrill, M. Brown, J. West. Starting out with good prospects for a grand season, the cross-country team did well , and went on to win the trophy. Y road Oulltfy GHC! PGCL fly M1734 f iiQ'T4 fbfp 7,-we ns. Marv' UAT For ' THQ rw-'4 U05 s .N-If ROW I: C. Mortensen, J. West, M. Brov E. Greene. ROW ll: S. Smith, W. Schrec G, Winthrop, C. Ellis, R. Polimeni Coons, B. Bridgman, C. Munson. Although the i953 track te did not win the trophy, they s several team members to Roche for the sectional competion. Gr: Winthrop won the Section Vi mile championship. by such members as Ed Blaz The team had a fine season Griff Winthrop, Chuck Munsr Sid Smith, Bruce, Bridgman, Clyde Mortensen. - . f 4 Q f-K x...'xL , n 1 ,W , K K V.--L, ,x . K V X , f7.N, ,. , AJ - LQ A,N.W. ,V , ', - 7N-1 'I H 1 ' ,--.Ll . .V-5 - , . ,- . . , , , , X A -.,, 1 .1 L . . .1 - - 1 . I , 1 , 3- , ' - -'g 1 L sf 4 Y 4,.Mf - ,,7 x I K! 5 1 1-.xfx ,KA - .lv Au 1, , Lf-Q so ,c , X1 ,., P INN ,. W , :rv f 5 v ' i 1 w 5 K 14 YE 'NY N v ' 'Z 74 33 4' '- 1 l!i1 X 7 415 A--f hx ,ZX If Q i 5' A 'Q x L91 'Q , 5 ROW I: M, Brown, nmgr. , R, Smith, Bolger, I. Wild, R. Taylor. ROW II: D. Farnsworth, R, Mason, G. Uhl, Cerrnack, J, Sanford, H, Keys, .gaal-efgaf J U2 ana! .Sparks napa nnnuallrmi V I L.. ' g..,., R rl f' ' 9 thy.. r ah' 1 I , f 1 f I . ' I r I 'IU' ROW I: B. Pierce, M. Rodney, M Saxe, L. Banfield, H. Means, G. Nac- ken, R. VanEpps, E. Rood, J. Rankin, D. Foster. ROW ll: S. Salansky, R, Buxbaum, D. Smyrhe, L, Vecchi, A Wilkin,,P. Beeman, R. Blazey, J. Ful ler, J. Johnson, B. Muzdakis. IIA! all ROW Ig N. Hill, N. Baldick, G. Nac ken, R. VanEpps. ROW ll: F, Fioren rino, B. Howard, C. Scamniell, J. Hol comb, E. McCarthy, C. Randolph ROW Ill: C. DuBois, D. Lynch, J. War ren, P. Beeman, L. Winthrop, G Wright, V. Brickey, ROW IV: J. Keys C. Genecco, P. Fazar, E. Chrisman G. Bottorf, K. Jansen, S. Shaddock. f Ilia. X ROW Ip H. Means, S. Kerskie. ROW II: K. Croucher, S. Shaddock, R. Miller, J. Keyes, M. Weisenberger, C. Taylor, J. Genrner, C. Genecco, E. Maina, P. Langmaid, S. Mason, C. Ran- dolph, T. Croucher. ROW Ill: G. Bottorf, C. Marsh, L. Lutz, B. Foster, S. Merrill, S. Britt, D. 8 1 P. Beeman, M. Stringham, G. Case, C. Tallrnan, S. Goldstein, W. Simmons, J. Wade, F. Bot torf, G. Cleveland, C. Smith, M. McIntyre, W. Gifford, F. Kless. ROW V: Mr. Weisgerber, R. Boyce, R. VanAken, I.. Vecchi, J. Martin, G. Colcates, B. Kay, Il. Keyes, B. Taylor, V. Bus by, J. Nixon. aforeffw S. Powers, N. llenderson, Il. Means, B. McLellan, M. Lynaugh. Armita e J. Urstadt, C. Scarnmel, J. Johnson, J. Webster, D. Sangster, R. Vanlipps. ROW lVg E ef' am! f,,..-fm QDUZRTQQZVNZIWTQ APPRECIATION TO ADVERTISERS We the members of the staff of The T954 Academuan wnsh to extend our gratutude those rnduvlduals whose names and businesses appear rn our yearbook We are lndebted to our patrons and advertrsers for much of our success and we the staff extend our apprecratnon Mrs Loulse Banfreld Harlan Blnss Olm Boughton Wlllram Brahm RobertW Case Herbert Collrns Mrs Harold A Cunnrngham Frank H Dhondt RobertE Dunn 8 Mrs 8- Mrs 8- Mrs 8. Mrs 8 Mrs 8- Mrs Rev 8. Mrs 8- Mrs 8- Mrs 8- Mrs 8 Mrs 8. Mrs 8 Mrs 8- Mrs 8. Mrs 8. Mrs Mr 8. Mrs Leo Genecco A Morris Gifford Leighton Grlbert Benlamun R Hall Edward Hull Elwrn lngraham Arthur F Johnson Carleton P Johnson Ralph D Johnson Leo P Kaufman PATRO N S Mrs Mrs Mrs ev 8 Mrs 8- Mrs 8. Mrs Edward J Kohlmeuer Samuel R Levy Edward Mahoney Hazel O Kerskre I Bever 8. Mrs 8. Mrs 8- Mrs Edwun 8. Mrs 8- Mrs 8 Mrs 8- Mrs 8- Mrs 8. Mrs 8- Mrs 8- Mrs 8- Mrs 8. Mrs dge Means Edgar J Muller WlllramE Moran John R Muzdakus C Perego Manton L Ruley Stanley C Rood Ralph G Saxe Herbert Scott Charles W Selover Carl Van Epps Edward A Van Troost John F Wagaman Sldney J Wlllcun Gnfflth J Winthrop I . I . . to Mr. . ' Mr. . . ' Mr. . ' Mr. . . Mr. . ' ' Mr. . Mr. . . . ' Mr. . ' Mr. . . ' . . ' Mr. . ' ' . Mr. . . Mr. . . ' Mr. 8. Mrs. Leo Figenscher Mr. 8- Mrs. Melvin T. Pierce Mr. . Mr. . . ' Mr. . . ' ' Mr. . . Mr. . ' ' R . . . Mr. . ' ' . Mr. . Mr. . ' Mr. . . Mr. . ' Mr. . Mr. . . Mr. . . Mr. . . Mr. . . Mr. . . Mr. . ' . ' ' . . , Dr. . ' ' . ' KN your Of 1' F,- Y 5 Q Book Phofog fapher A1 is fziifm iii 5 9' ' vs Q .TQ Q, Q! W '11 X I Q L it wQMO.m WWNXON Q ffcmfveaf X 4 V NX l If XV Y, . X w i V ' , 7 f H Z X Q A' I s If , wp. get , R YOUTH 'Z TRUTH FO I t t e gi Q e ljbeg te l gvawt- 2 X 2 .T 3 16I Ze IIHIIISIIHN IIHMII A CANANDAIGUA INSTITUTION Harold J Seeley Managing Director CANANDAIGUA SURPLUS OUTLET II3 South Mann Street Phone 95 M Compliments of VECCHI BROS CO Bakery and Market Lake Street Canandaigua New York O lt pays to Look Well DE LFORTE S Harper Method BEAUTY SALON Phone T20 J lO3 South Mann Street ' York Canandaigua, New MOORE PRINTING C Commercial Job Printing Phone 575 J ll Niagara Street Canandaigua, New York IRA T MORRIS d Supplies Sales, Service an New and Used Typewriters and Adding Machines T32 Park Avenue Phone 853 We Rent Machines WAYNE DRUGS, :Nc l27 South Mann Street Where Spending is Saving ' York Cananda agua , New Phone 614 .f I For Gnd so loved the zuor cl ha H xg gm' His on 1 otten Son, that who- ff X 1 X soeret' believeth in Him should no p r- : ish. ltztt have e1'erlasling Iif . - C ohn I X .eff in - I u Boots ond Motors City Pier WA LDORF BOAT COMPANY THE GOODIE SHOPPE For Home Mode Candies ond Ice Creom Lunches ond Fountoln Products Phone 789 Concnndcuguo New York Compluments of SEGUIN DINER Conordosquo New York ROGERS MARKET Meots and Groceries Holcomb New York R D 5 Mules West of Concnndcngucz Phone Holcomb 5426 Complnments of H W KENNEYINC VECCHI S I G A SUPER MARKETS or Fine Food 233 South Moun Street Phone 651 336 North Moun Street Phone 688 I . . I Route 5-20 F ROCHESTER GAS 8. ELECTRIC Think P an Act The Future depends on you May Success crown your endeavors Congratulations to the Class of '54 IRE NE'S HAT BOX 2OI South Main Street Canandaigua New York Best Wishes or Success and Happiness WEST AVENUE DINER Compliments of NE I LSON FURNITURE STORE I99 South Mann Street Canandaigua New York Phone 9.40 M The Finest of Modern Automatic Heat Gas or Oil ARTHURT POOLE Canandaigua New York Phone 878 Congratulations Class of 54 THE NORMA SHOP Exclusive but Not Expensive Women s and Girls Wearing Apparel I I I I ff ll ' - ' ll I ' n I Congratulations to the Class of l954 from Ll SK SAVORY CORP Gorham Street Canandaugua New York Best Wnshes to The Class of I954 FINGER LAKES RESTAURANT 82 South Mann Street H VAN DUSEN and SON Barber Shop IO3 Mann Street South Cananclaugua New York Compluments of I69 Mull Street Phone l64l Telephone 48 WEST AVENUE GARAGE INC Sales and Servlce 89 West Avenue Canandaugua New York FRANK H DHONDT Funeral Telephone 243 47 North Mann Street Canandaugua New York Congratulatuons to Class of l954 PHILIP H FITZHUGH Floor Covering I68 South Mann Street Phone I 606 Aww Q- MERCURY CLEANERS 80 South Main Canandaigua Phone 846-J CANANDAlGUA'S Boys, Girls 'n' Infants Center Congratulations to the Class of '54 TOOMEY'S GAS STATION Holcomb, New York Office Hours I0 to I2 2130 to 5:30 Phone 367 Offuce Closed Wednesday EDWIN A BEVIER Eyes Exammed Glasses Furnished I5l South Mann Street Canandaugua New Yorlc H DAILY MESSENGER A County Paper or Ontaruo County People Best Wishes to the Class of T954 THE PECK HARDWARE COMPANY Chrna Glassware Glfts Du Pont Pamts Delta Power Tools T20 South Mann Street Phone 29 Best Wrshes to the Class of I954 R D JOHNSON GRANITE COMPANY Memoruols Perpetuate Memorues CROWN JEWE LRY Better Gnfts For The Graduates The Finest Values ln Tume Hamilton Elgin Croton Longunes Wlttnauer And Le Coul tre Watches Elgun Amerlcan Compacts Ronson Cases And Lrghters Sperdel Forstner Krersler Jewelry Sunbeam Appl nances All Purchases engraved No extra Charge Columlola Diamond Dlstrlbutors If We Can t Guarantee lt We Won t Sell It T E f Canandaigua 's Baggest Luttle Store Dlnners Lunches Sandwrches School Supplles Ice Cream STO KOE S Chocolate Shop 325 North Mann Street Butt End Phone 288 Canandaugua New York Cornpl lments ADAMS BOWLING HALL Canandaigua Phone 866 THE LMA S HAT SHOPPE 462 South Mann Street Canandaigua SPENCER GARDEN STORE THE ICE COMPANY EVERYTHING FOR THE GARDEN IO Lake Street Phone II8 Canandalgua CA NANDAIGUA MOTORS INC Sales and Servuce Complete Garage Faculutues 236 South Mann Street Phone 49 STAR DRY CLEA NE RS We caII and deluver Phones 98 and 850 Canandalgua New York TED BLODGETT S Sackett Assocuates Corporatuon Operatnng IHE SHIIIIEII IIISUIIHIIIIE HGEIIIIU Insurance of Every Kind 37 South Mann Street Canandangua New York I ' . of DeSoto ---- PIyrnouth . ' , COMELLA'S FRUIT STORE For Fruit and Vegetables Phone 697 299 S Mann Street For Smartest Styles and Greatest Economy buy ENDICOTT JOHNSON SHOES 94 South Main Street, Canandaigua THE WINSHIP PHARMACY Pure Drugs Prompt Servuce 142 South Mann Street Canandaugua New York Phone 28 SE NECA DAIRY 186 North Mann Street Canandougua Mllk Cream Phone 211 or Qual tty and Service ROPER SWEATERS Have Falthfully Served C A Students for Years A Canandaugua Product Good Luck to the Class of 1954 THE ONTARIO COUNTY TIMES JOURNAL Largest Weekly Cnrculatlon In Ontarlo County Phone 214 Commercual Prmtnng Wmcm Anwar San X. SHEAV LY S Cananclalgua Phone 45 f . lx pf 1 458+ of D hone 280 J B PATTERSON 8 SON Qalhjib .fzwfamv JFIMCP 37 South Mom S+ Conondolguo N Y Compliments of ROTHMAN S WAYSIDE FURNITURE Fine Furniture Home Appliances Floor Covering Bedding 220 South Mann Street Canandaigua New York Phone l683 H UNITY STORE I2 6 ONTARIO TAXI 4 Radio Cars Phone I2l6 I2I6 Prompt Service Poll arrof WALTERS SHOE STORE 865 Mann Street Canandaigua A EARLT ATKINSON Canandaigua Greenhouse Corner Gibson and Charlotte Street Canandaigua, New York HOFFMAN'S Dry Cleaners and 3 Day Laundry Service Altering Repairing Dyeing Rug and Upholstery Cleaning Pl l0fte 550 99 1X2 South Main Street Phone 256R Qrlw rzra f Q Q ' ' ' A Q 9 y ti S ee I I 4. , . . ' T E I I 0 K5 0 f- Ogio 416 Q we o E SNOIS FOI IOVS AND Glllf l2I6 -1' l . , . HOWARD MEGAFFEE Bear Servlce wheel alignment balancing axle and frame 80 Clark Street Phone 1269 M Compl :ments BRENNER S JEWELRY COMPANY Remember It s always okay to owe Norm Brenner 137 South Mann Street Canandalgua New York JEAN L LEVY ESTATE Admnral Du Mont Bendnx R E CONNOLLY AND SON Department Store Phones Clifton Sprlngs 21 Phelps lw Seneca Falls 5Ow Canandaigua 477 CANANDAIGUA BLOCK YARD Complete Bankung Servrce CANANDAIGUA NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Member of Federal Deposut Insurance Corporatnon Member of Federal Reserve System of I I ' 1 I Television BOYCE MOTOR LINES NC. Canandaigua New York Phone 940 Lubrication Phone 96I-W AL SWEET S ROTARY SERVICE STATION Tires and Tubes Accessories Compliments ROSE LAND PARK Congratulations to the Class of 54 Our congratuIatlons to the Elizabeth Low for her excellent cafeteria service Head M Iler Inc I of Faculty, Student Body and Miss L . - i I , MURPHY'S SUPER SERVICE Tlres Batferues Recappung Dry Goods Ready To Wear Sealfesf Ice Cream Sanclwnches Candy Soda BG HANOVEN S QUICK SNAC BRYAN CLEANERS West Lake Road Phone 817 J Cleamng and Dyeing DE GRAFFS BOOK STORE Glffs Stationery Books School Suppl ues Congratulations to the Class of l954 Congrafulahons tothe Class of 54 J C PENNEY COMPANY INC DAVIDSON S Qualuty Shoes Phoemx Hosiery Shoes for the Enhre Famrly Canandaugua New York - - r - 68 South Main Sfreef ROBBINS GARAGE Congratulatuons to the class of 54 Red Jacket Restaurant and Tranler Park 24 Lake Street Canandaugua GIVE TO FIGHT CANCER MILLER S Your Leaclung Appllance Dealer R B I STUDE TS OF TODAY ARE H LEADERS OF TOMORROW ROCHESTER BUSINESS INSTITUTE l72 Cllnton Avenue South Rochester 4 New York Huntmg Fsshlng Camping Athletic Supplies FINGER LAKES SPORT CENTER l2O South Mann Street Phone 29 Canandaugua BUCHER S NEWS 69 South Mann 'k C ngars Candy Sodas Magaznnes Dru nk COCA COLA un Bottles At Home At Work Play The Pause That Refreshes N TE I At Congratulations to the Class of 1954 DURAND'S FEED MILL Feeds - Fertilizers COTTON'S MACHINE SHOP Earle Cv. Cotton Canandaigua , New York 11 Saltonstall Phone 284M Street Compliments of the 1fz-HoUR LAUNDRY 336 North Main Street Canandaigua, New York Phone 1771 Congratulations Class of 1954 DARYL DAVID ARTHUR L YOUNG REALTY CO Homes Farms Lake and Business Property 31 South Mann Street C anan dalgua Phone 500 Dodge and Plymouth Sales and Servuce Guaranteed Used Cars 24 Hour Servuce A w WHITE, INC 25 Ontario Street Phone 138 MORRICE DAIRY BAR Sealtest lce Cream Lunches Sandwiches Servlce Plus Qualnty 335 North Main Street Phone 546W Arr Step Buster Brown Glamor Debs For School and Career Gurls Florsheun 8. Roblee Shoes for Men SHADDOCK S SHOE STORE 178 South Mann Street Canandaigua New York F H MCELWEE AND SON INC The Home of Qualnty Furniture 211 South Main Street Canandangua Phone 562 KEROSENE LEONARD TOZER Canandaigua New York Phone 1490 Compllments of Rochester New York Compluments ARSE NAL HILL ESSO SERVICE CENTER Manager Gordon Potter Seeley says Let us teach your Dollars more cents For young men Clothes Hats Furmshnngs Store wrth the 1 OOO Pairs of pants COMPLI MENTS OF GENEVA BAKING COMPANY 56-58 Perry Place THE KOLKO PAPER COMPANY, INC SHT KMA ' Clothing Furnnshlngs Congratulations Hats Shoes Class of '54 Luggage Sportswear Club Jackets Club Sweaters Mens and Boys Wear Canandaigua New York Compl :ments CLAUSS FARM MARKET The best an meat Cheese Headquarters Centerfueld Four Mules West Cananclangua Congratulations Class of T954 VECCHI BARBER SHOP The most beaututul thang THE WHITE SWAN Special Turkey and Chucken Plates We raise our own turkeys on wheels RIGNEY PONTIAC Phone l48 and chtckens George St Angelo Prop Arr condntuonecl Free Parking un the Rear of Pontiac , ' I Congratulatuons to the Class of T954 N C PURDlE CORP Stanley New York Ray Fox Roy Fox DAVIDSON LUMBER 8. COAL CO Lumber Cool Hardware 64 West Avenue Phone 69 Compluments of BECKER MOTOR COMPANY Lnncoln Mercury Phone T833 24 Coach Street F A SEAMAN Roofung Sldlng Sheet MetalWorlc Furnaces Alr Conclntnonlng Phone 929 TOO East Lake Road Acme Paints and Varmshes Power Tools Dinnerware and Glassware A Bug Stock of Glft Items Youngstown Kltchens MERSON HARDWARE BROWN HOYT INC Contractors Eng n neers JOEL W JONES SUNOCO PRODUCTS Phone 959 H3 H9 West Avenue l - - Electrical Appliances BAND BOX CLEANERS Owned and Operated by Claude F Saeger Pressung Dyeung Alternng Repaurmg Our Work us Better than Ordunary Phone 395 for Servuce 65 South Mann Street Canandalgua New York SCHRECK S BAKE RY Canandaigua New York Phone 5 Phone 73 MINCKLER DRUG CO LOUIS GOLDBERG Plumbung and Heatung Contractor Westinghouse Appliances Pyrofax Bottled Gas Canandaug ua New York D 8. L PAINT STORE Wall Paper Plastuc trle fwall Floor tule Glass and Paunts 203 South Mann Street Canandaugua New York Phone 795 THE CANANDAIGUA SHOPPERS GUIDE II Phoenux Street Phone I7I4 Shoppers Guude Aclvertusung Doesn t Cost It Pays Compl urnents of ICE CREAM CO Rochester5 N Y Canandaigua, New York 41 NIGQGW Slfeel I O , LYTT LE 8. .IEUDEVI NE Electrucal Contractors an Dealers Phone 575 M Canandaigua New York GRANT I Compliments KENNEDY AND SON INC Furmture Hoover Cleaners Frngudaare Electruc Appluances 3 Brustol Street Phone Chevrolet Phone 635 SOMMERS MOTORS INC Chevrolet Sales and Servrce See us tor a good used Car 243 South Mann Street Canandaigua New York Say It Wnth Flowers EDWARD SICK Florust 305 South Mann Street C anan dargua New York YOUR HEADQUARTERS IN CANANDAIGUA FOR Jewelry Diamonds Watches Silver And Photo Supplues Such Famous Makers As Bulova Hamilton Elgun Girard Perregaux Gorham Salver Towle Sterlmg Internatuonal Sulver Lunt Watson Smith and Manchester Silver A Complete Selectlon of Eastman Kodaks Jeweler and S11 ersmlth , fl' lJl'x:Ec.En DXYW Ln: SKDECIEV CANANDAIGUA ' 1 . . . 1 ll ' T ll I . . . ' 1 1 I . . 1 1 1 . . 1 1 . . . 1 ' 1 1 . . . 1 1 . . 1 1 . ' I Rin x N D Al. I 5 o The I He Z5 QTEQTAM, L QL Seneca Restaurant OCANANDAIGUA NEW YORK f79y A ERT C BURKE O E 889 AIN T CURTICE FUNERAL HOME Phone 40 L G BALFOUR COMPANY Attleboro Massachusetts Manufacturing Jewelers and Stationers Known Wherever There Are Schools and Colleges Represented by Mr Leland Lee l64 Hermitage Road Rochester New York Complete Musical Service HICKEY S MUSIC STORE 330 East State Street Ithaca New York Phone 4 T101 FINN AUTO SUPPLY Sporting Equipment Home Shop Auto Supplies 34 South Mann Street Phone I734 DEWEYS JEWELRY Longmes Wrttnauer Elgin Watches 75 South Mann Street Canandaigua New York GEO. T THOMPSON SONS, lNC. Everything to Build Anything Lumber Coal Heating Oil Mill Work For Lumber For Coal or Oil Phone 23 Phone 666 DON HOWARD Farm Equipment Look F r ndian ad Sign fs X ,K f'L'-by T if Uffvy' in KJ fm? g K - 344 North Main Street . -' 7' ti? LB . N 6 S ET A I . . . ' I ll I I I CJnandaigua's Fuel Dealers CARR COAL COMPANY oa Phone I57 Fuel Oil Congratulations ALICE R. FARRE LL 36 Main Street Canandaigua, New York THE FABRIC SHOP 58 South Main Complete selection of drapery fabrncs and dress materuals of the funest qualnty Patterns Notuons Phone 812 W SAM PIETROPAOLO 5 7 Wood Street Restaurant and Grocery Store For Better And Better and Better Baked Goods r Colgrove s I83 South Mann Stre t W W COE 8.COE INSURANCE Our Address 44 Brastol Street Canandaigua N Y CORNER BOOK STORE 'IMIIIM C IICIVOX Kodak PARKER 'UAL W01 Id s N0 1 Portable Ample porkmg Space for our 'Ihc Uma t XXFILIIH., pc rt ible cur bullt custome l'S Mann Street at the railroad Phone I4 C I I Y coLoRovE BAKING COMPANY dllllllllmu 'Milt ' ' e 000000 We, the Senior Class of Canandaigua Academy, are about to leave the familiar scenes and activities of our four years here. We bid farewell to our school, our faculty, and our fellow students. Some will go on to colleges and universities, some will seek business and industry, but each one will go forth into his chosen field with a happy and grateful heart. Together with all the experiences we have had and the learning we have acquired, may each of us remember, in looking forward, to be true to oneself, for this is the law of man. ln the words of Confucius, whose life and teachings inspired the theme for this i954 Aca- demian : He who learns to be his true self is one who finds out what is good and holds fast to it. , ln order to learn to be one's true self, it is necessary to obtain a wide and extensive knowledge of what has been said and done in the world, critically to inquire into it, carefully to ponder over it, clearly to sift it, and earnestly to carry it out. lt matters not what you learn, but when you once learn a thing, you must never give it up until you have mastered it. lt matters not what you inquireinto, but when you inquire into a thing, you must never give it up until you have thor- oughly understood it. It matters notwhat you try to think out , but when you once try to think out a thing you must never give it up until you have got what you want. It matters not what you try to sift out, but when you once try to sift out a thing, you must never give it up until you have sifted it out clearly and distinctly. .lt matters not what you try to carry out, but when you once try to carry outa thing you must never give it up until you have done it thoroughly and well. lf one other man succeed by one effort, you will use a hundred efforts. If another man succeed by ten efforts, you will use a thousand efforts. Let a man really proceed in this manner, and, though dull, he will surely 'become intelligent, though weak, he will surely become strong. 88 yvunooxs I MYERS ANDCO INC TOPEKA KANSAS